Bluefield evening leader. [volume], August 07, 1906, Page 4, Image 4

About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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_THE BLAND STREET JEWELER.
The Best Watches and Clocks. Unsur
passed for Cut Class and Jewelry.
STANDARD'-^==^
|
In Every Detail!
Walk-Over,
W. L. Douglas,
and Stetson ^
Shapes for Men are the S
t3fc.JST in the Worlci
They are the *recogulxed Standard
of ahoe value the world over.
They are: —
Heat In Style
Boat lu Fit.
Bent lu Workmanship
Best In Wearing Quality.
Bold Kxrluslvely by
S. AARON,
The "Shoe Man.”
BLUEFIELD, WESTVA.
ALWAYS READ
Leader Ads
And then make your purchases accordingly.
Money Money Money
In any amount to loan on Watches. Dia
monds.Jewelry. Musical Instruments.Type
writers. Silverware, Guns, Pistols and all
other valuables. Business Strictly Confi
dential.
BUM LOAN CO.
HENRY RODGIN. Licensed Pawnbroker.
221 Princeton Ave
Look for the Three Cold Balls.
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
The Democrats of Mercer
County Issue Call.
TO UK HKLI» IN IMKKRIlKNT IMS*
I HU TS ON Al’Ul’ST UTII.
District, muss convention
of 1 he democratic party arc
hereby called to meet at
Biuetield, in Beaver Pond
district, at Princeton in East
River district, at G add's
Seliol House, in Jumping
Branch distrist, at Athens.1
in Plymouth district, and at
Goodwill in Rock district on;
i lie l It It day of August, lfMHi,
at 1 o’clock, p. in., for the
purpose of electing delegates
to a county convention to he
held at Princeton on the 18th
[day of August, IDOti, at 1
!o’cock, p. in., for tin* purpose!
of nominating candidates
for tin1 various county of
fices to be tilled at the ensu
ing fall election. In said
county convention the seve
ral dist riets arc entitled to
I he following representa
tion:
Beaver Pond District, 42
i vut es.
Jumping Branch District.
1 vo* es.
Past River District, 11
v< >t es.
Pl\ mouth District, ft votes
Rock District, 27 votes.
Iiv order of the commit tec.!
J. M. McGRATII.
Chairman.
JOHN ROBERTS,
See. Pro Tom.
Hot -kefeller Ih ;i name ttinl bothers
iho writers of newspaper houd 1 iii*»k
on neonnt of Its length. Many papers
<if Into hnvo used tin* expression
••John IV and there Is no posHlbll
ity tlint any reader does not know
who la meant. Only a Tew days ago
the readers or copy for the sporting
page referred almost dally to "John
l,." In their enptlons, and everybody
knew that John l.nwreim- Sullivan of
Hsllr fame was Indhated Such Is
fame._ _
I
-=— FANCY PATENT == .-•=
Improves the Grocer’s Trade
And the Housekeeper’s Bread.
Superior to the
Best of
Other Makes. .
It Is PEREECT
FLOUR
That’s All.
MORE SOLD
In this Region thanliAII Fancy
Patent Flours Combined.
It is as pure as can be made. Ask for Ideal Flour and Have no
other. Sold by all Grocers. Manufactured Solely by
^__ The -
McCue & Wright Milling Co.,
3LUEFIELD, W. VA.
SOME SECRET
SERVICE FIGURES
I HItKK 111 Mild'1* \ \ I> |'il' I Y
Six \ltliBHTN |\ _
\ \ I i\ I I «»|,\ I \ i; IV
TUB I.KAI*.
The annual report or chief Wilkie!
of the secret i -rvice division of ihei
treasury department shows that dur
ing the lineal year ended June 30,
1906, ;ir>6 u tresis were made of
these 27 wer, for counter .idling pu. i
per money, 65 for altering 1'lilted
Slates obligations, and 240 fur coun
terfeiting coins. Other offenses range j
from one to nine In nuniliei Of the
whole number arrested 2 1 * were horn
in the Till ted Stales, t s in Italy und
nine In Russia. The remainder were
distributed a lining 12 oilier nations
I hiring the year the secret service
captured altered and counterfeit
notes representing u value of $|s,
70S, and 019. ."2 In coins Also
129 1-2 plates, eight dies, | 26 12
molds and n large quantity of other
convicted. 16 are awaiting the ac
nuinber of persons arrested njj weie
convicted, 46 are nwaletlng the ac
tion of the court, 9 1 ate awaiting the
action of Hie grand Jury, 29 were ac
quitted, 19 were Ignoredjiv the gland
Jury, five were milled, and four were
dlHchurged hy th United stat. ,om
inlHHloner.
TO STOP CRIME
IN CHICAOO.
I tuilsliment hy death Is remm
mended hy the July grand Jmv at
Chicago as the niuxlniiini pen
ally Tor criminal attacks on 1
women. Change* in existing laws j
prescribing punishment for assail
unis of children also were recnm
mended by the Inquisitors The n<
tlon of the grand jury Is the result of
the long continued prevalence In Thl -
cago of such crimes.
During the 12 months ending May
*1 about 16S.000 ton* of coal anhed
at Colon. All of this coal caine from
the Tatted States, principally from ;
Norfolk, Va , and was shipped in for
rlgn bottoms (lying (he Norwegian
(lug With the exception of tin* »»t« mi
ors of the Panama railroad steamship
line, plying between New York and
Colon, not a single freight or pas
Hunger steamer living the American
Hag entered Colon during the year
mi med, not wit list a ml lug the fuel Hint
cargoes of all kinds are constantly
arriving there for the Isthmian canal
ant for tho local and transit trade
!W. S. CROCKETT, F. 0.,
Embalmer and
Undertaker,
HI UFFIFLD, WEST VIIU.IMA,
fhone 128 Day and Niqld.
Garriages and Funeral Fquipages
FURNISHED.
KverytItirig re.i->ntial>le in I
price. ( MticinI umleMakei lot
N. A W. K”y Co. I lie most I
eoinplefe stock in tin - part of K
tin* State. Interest will lie li
charged after thirty >1. > s. v*
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^—SUMMER_>•
rcductT n sale
- AT THE.
Inter-States
Furniture
Emporium
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---- -• Great ■: .
BARGAIN S
ARE NOW BEING OFFERED IN
FURNITURE
AT THIS STORE.
Everything will go at a
COME
and see the great display we are making and
the inducements we are offering the public.
Try a Leader Want Ad
LOOK!^ LOOK!
YVe, too, art* offering Home
Great Bargains this Week
About MNl Shirt*- 11> •( were $1 to g<> nt
200 Shirt a thnt we i e »uf bit and <•» < • »»t to go u t
These are big values.
All of our entire bin ‘*1 La*li» ^' Mi m«l t biblreii'n
Oxfords to go at cost.
W ill give a big red. n I mu oil all S n in u i r < i<«*<l \ I < \\
Ladies' Hats
left at leu* t linn hall ninnufaeturer’ * pi i< e, I nf\ live
percent off of nil Skirts. Tiny mu I < otto mil »•
before buying ebewbere. \\ e will kivc you iiiouey.
V i k\ 'I ki i,v Yot k«
Banks & Rosenheim.
119-121 Princeton Avenue.
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